A 6-year-old boy, Josiah McIntyre, passed away in early September due to what doctors determined to be a rare and deadly amoeba. City officials believe the source to be either a city water play area or a backyard hose. As a precaution, residents of Lake Jackson, Texas are being told to boil their water before using.
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